Schultz Elementary School, home of the Soaring Eagles, is a Klein ISD school located in northern Harris County.

We are located at:
7920 Willow Forest
Tomball, TX 77375-2822
832-484-7000
832-484-7884 Fax
832-484-6996 Clinic
832-484-7044 Clinic Fax

School Hours are 8:15 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.

On Tuesday, September 30, 2008, the KISD School Board approved a revision to the 08-09 school calendar to recover four (4) of the eight (8) student instructional days lost due to Hurricane Ike. The following days will now be regular student instructional school days:
October 13, 2008
January 16, 2009
February 16, 2009
April 13, 2009

Thank you to all the parents who attended. We had a great turn out! If you would like to schedule an individual conference with your child's teacher, please contact her via email or telephone.

Re-scheduled Event due to Hurricane Ike
Girl Scout Registration Night
for Girls and Leaders.

Date: Monday, October 6th
Time: 6:30pm
Place: Metzler Elementary
8500 West Rayford Rd.

This is for students attending
Northampton, Metzler, and Schultz
Elementary Schools.

Please bring: $10 registration fee per person.
For more info call: Julie Murphy 281-251-8553 or visit www.singingspringssu.org

Schultz staff will continue to strictly enforce the KISD dress code as printed in the student handbook.

Please remember:
Shorts, skirts, and dresses MUST be mid-thigh or below.
Tattoos must be covered at all times.
No low cut, see through, backless dress, tank top, may be worn.
Shoulder straps must be sufficiently wide enough to cover undergarments.
No inappropriate slogans, pictures, or suggestive material on clothes.
No scarves or hair style/color that is distracting.
Hair cuts such as mohawks or cut-ins are not permitted.
No bike shorts are allowed to be worn during school unless worn under skirts/dresses.
Appropriate footwear is required. Since the children participate in PE and recess, tennis shoes are preferred. Backless sandals or "flip flops" are not allowed.
Parents will be called and asked to bring a change of clothes if students have dress code infractions. Thank you for your support!

Check back often for school news and events. As plans are made, we will update our website.

October 3 2nd graders go to Klein Oak High School to see performance of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"

October 6 - Cookie Dough sales end

October 9 Individual School Portraits

November 7 Ground-Breaking Ceremony for elementary school #26, 2:00 p.m. (This event was orginally scheduled for September 12, 2008)

Kroger has replaced their Share Card program with a program called Neighbor to Neighbor Donation Program. Kroger will donate $1 million annually. Schultz will receive a percentage of the $1 million equal to the percentage of the contributions we earn.

Letters were sent home with the students about this program. If you did not receive one, please make sure to stop by the front office and pick one up. You need to have the letter with you when you go to Kroger, as there is a bar code on the bottom that Kroger must scan. You will only have to show this letter one time. If you have any questions about this program or would like more information, please feel free to contact neighbortoneighbor@kroger.com or Neighbor to Neighbor representative at 866-995-7643.

Thank you for helping Schult Elementary every time you use your Kroger Plus Card!!

Maureen Harris, our clinic assistant, was named Kiein ISD Paraprofessional of the Year.
She is pictured here with our superintendent, Dr. Jim Cain. Way to go Ms. Harris!!!

Bus routes and pick up/drop off times may be looked up using this link: transfinderi.com/

We did it again!
This is the second time SCHULTZ ELEMENTARY was listed as one of the BEST schools in Texas!!!! You don’t have to take our word for it; read the December issue of Texas Monthly. In this month’s issue, the magazine ran an article on The Best Schools in Texas. An independent research group from the University of Texas reviewed all Texas schools, including their demographic data and history of test scores over the previous years. This is great recognition for a staff of teachers and paraprofessionals that demonstrate excellence in what they do everyday, students who continually work hard to perform at the highest levels, and parents, volunteers and PTO who continually take on a partnership role in helping all of us to achieve our goals.

To view the entire article and list of schools, please visit www.texasmonthly.com/2007-12-01/feature6.php

Possession of cell phones is only allowed if they are turned off at all times and not visible/physically present during regular school hours, including riding the school bus to school or home from school.
If a student is using any cell phone or pager during the school day or on a school bus to and from school, the school employee observing the student's use of the device will confiscate it. The school employee will turn over the device to his or her administrator/supervisor. The parent will be notified by the administrator to pick up the device at his/her school during school hours after the payment of a $15 administrative fee. Cash or money orders are the only acceptable forms of payment.
Please see page 33 of the Student Handbook.

Do you want a free and simple way to support Schultz Elementary every time you make a purchase? If so, just enroll your Washington Mutual Debit Master Card in the WAMOOLA for school program. Once you enroll and start using your debit card, you will earn one point for every purchase you make. At the end of the year, the points are converted to a cash donation from Washington Mutual. So sign up today and start using your Washington Mutual Debit card to earn free money for our school. Go to www.wamu.com to enroll.

If you, or someone you know, works for Exxon/Mobil and volunteers at Schultz, you could help earn a $500 check for Schultz. This also includes the spouse of an Exxon/Mobil employee. Please contact the school for more information. Exxon/Mobil will provide at $500 check for every twenty volunteer hours served.

If you have any questions or comments regarding this website, please contact gschulze@kleinisd.net